The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-06-30

VNCA W D1uuudu . duu klNO L a ANU
Bauman how they were, and he to me
they were both dead. was very sorry,
but | could not help 1t when / heard it
was the case"
"Was Fisher the cause of all the trOu-
BILE you had with your wifep"
mo. Henry Long, bachelor, sept
and boarded at my house, he finding his
own provision and my wife doing his
cooking. He paid Der "a month. l
saw that my wife and Long were en-
tirely too intimate, ant wanted her to
send him of. She said l could 20.
objected to his boarding at tn. house. |
took the hatchet along for fear Of al
alteration with him"
what did you mean when you wrOie
In that letter: she must die aud want
to de-"
Doll evaded this question, but finally
said he was drunk when he wrote thc
letter, aud did not know what he
meant
How long has Long team about
here?"
"About three or four years. have
known him about year. He boarded
with another family, where they hsd
the same kind Of trouble with him. He
came from Saxony."
WAS you ever married bpfOre?"
"Yes. was married in Akron In 1879
to Cathsrine Nehr, widow. We live
t0ge her for about three years, bu. had
no children"
rs your first wife desdp"
mo. There was no work about Ak
con, and she would not move. 40 | lefI
She then got divorce. did not appear
against her when the casa was tried
AO0ut year after we we're divorced sh-
came down to North Industry and beg
ged me 10 make no with her. This
CAN prove by all the people at Industry"
Who Owned the property you lived
;nP"
my wife aud l bought 1t together.
She d 1878 and / made up the balance
II $&OO for toe first payment. We were
o pay $500 for 1t and still owe $780,"
"WhsE were you doing before you
came to American"
II was nine years In the German
rmy, 1 was sll through the Franco
Prussian war"
How much did you drink on Friday ?"
Il don't know, but drank whieky
and beer and 1t don't take much to make
ne drunk In my present health"
WAS yOn arrested week ago last
Saturday night at the Valley railroad
3tationp'
"No; that story is not true. was
never arrested In my life except W hen
VAS arrested and put out of the house by
ny wife. They set my bed aud thing
ut Of tie house. Since then / have
lived In one of the Bowman Coal Gem.
Dany's houses"
us 1t true that you struck YOUR wife
the day che had you arresteG?"
IL was not In the house at that time
She sw0re out q peace w9rr8nt and
settled the matter Oy paying the cOsts.' >
How about your conversation with
jeff Miller, the barber, in which you srs
| reported to have said that you wanted q
clean shave as you expected to go to the
graveyard"
II was simply joking him, said did
not want him to shave me because did
not want to 60 to the graveyard, mean
ing that he always cut people when he
shaved them."
"Have you an attorney?"
u. Il. Hudson will defend me-"
What will be your defense?"
II can't say"
In further conversation Doll said thai
he was at the hOUss about 30 minutes
before he struck bow. He said that
he We to the house to make up with
l>his wife; that he wanted to kiss her
but she would have nothing to do with
him. He said she finally opened the
doors and said she would have him sent
L tn tho nnnitnnfiaFu urhau ~ aid nnII
my anger got the best of me and com
menced to cat"
THE FUNERALS
More than five thousand Leople viewed
th9 remains of the IN ordered woman
and boy at ROckhil & Bnrwell's on Sat
| urday, and several hundred on Sunday
morning. The remains were taken to
West Lawn cemetery at 10 o'clock h. M,
Sunday, followed by two unmarried and
\ 00e married sister, and a Or ther-iD-
law Of the murdered hoy. Oae married
sister lives In Joliet, Ill, and was net
present at the burial.
A TALK WITH DOLLS SISTER
The muIdarer Doll has been very COM
Portable In the jail. He was handed a
picture OF himse f this morning, but re
! fused to receive It, remarking that as
they had fixed 1t to look like Q gsllows
ny arranging the head rest. he did not
want one. On beiDg assured differently
he was willing TO receive 1t, and re
Q1ested one for each Of his sisters and
brother. They were kindly Furnished
by W. r. Greer. Mrs. Charles Schle-
burg. sister, ia here and appeared ba.
fore the Graz d Jury. She Is q
very respectable looking per on,
lnd fees keenly the disgrace
J0nr-d has broIghs on the family,
which fhe says, Is composed of three
brothers and ber9elf In America, and
four more children living with the Wild
owed mother, 78 years old, In Bavaria.
Mr. Schleburg came to America with her
husband five years ego, taxing up Ter
residence In Akron, where her husband
secured work from the Barber Match
Company. Soon after Conrad was mar
ried to his second wife he wrote his sis.
ter, who invited him with his bride to
visit them. Since then they have heard
nothing from him, until about two
weeks ago, when they received letter
10 which he detailed the circumstance,
of the love letter written by the man
Fisher and received by Mrs. Doll. Here
the prosecutor called Mrs. Schleburg
away and told the reporter that alto.
gether enough had been published In
this matter already.